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Thread: Radical Rides Bandit build
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12-24-2009 #1
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Radical Rides Bandit build
Here are a few pics of the bandit we are building its on a morison chassis with a kenne bell super charged LS motor we have set the engine way back and have flushed the front and back glass it as well heres a couple pics
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12-24-2009 #2
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hers a couple more
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12-24-2009 #3
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Looks sweet!
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this is a killer build. keep the pics coming.
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12-24-2009 #5
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ill post a few more in a bit we are just getting ready to paint the main shell hopefully in a few days then we will be assembling ....ill keep you posted
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Looks killer Bill. Is it going to be complete soon?
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12-24-2009 #7
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Nice. Any more details that you care to share? I'm guessing it is riding on air?
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12-24-2009 #8
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Wow!! Nice to see a 2nd gen fbody getting that treatment.
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MMMM i always had a sweet spot for the 2nd gen birds. Call me lame but its mainly because of Smokey and the Bandit. Are you guys going with the same color scheme, or switching it up?
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It will be a smoky and the bandit theme black and gold ....and no its not on air ..its coil over ...the car has been channeled down on the frame thats why it looks so low it actually has more ground clearance than a stock one ..We are hoping to have the car finished fairly soon ...and ill fill in any details you guys want to know ...ask away and ill answer
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12-24-2009 #11
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What does channeled down mean lol
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higher res pics
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12-24-2009 #13
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Hey where did you get those pics? lol
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i know the owner
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oh sweet!!!
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Outstanding build....I love 2nd gen F-bodies. My 71 is down to a bare roller at the moment and I can't beileve the amount of mods you guys have down to that body. Too cool!
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That is going to be an insane ride. Looks amazing.
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12-25-2009 #18
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We cut the origanil floors out ...put a full chassis under the car and sank the body down as low as we could (channeled ) while still giving the driver just enough room to drive the car >>>if the owner wasnt so damn tall I would have sank it down lower...We are doing a chevy II right now and that is what we are doing to it the owner of that car is shorter so we can drop the body even farther over the frame that car will be canned yet still have good ground clearance under neath it so it will be drivable ...
Originally Posted by 81TurboTA
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12-25-2009 #19
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Thanks those newbie questions lol can't wait to see it finished! Originally Posted by Radical Rides
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haha,,,its all good you need to ask questions if ya want to know ..
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